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j'accuse!
Now that the US is out, what are your thoughts for the future?
Hopefully Donovan and Dempsey can stay young forever, but I think we have to start looking hard for new players to develop. I'm glad we have the youth that we do have: Adu, Altidore, Bedoya, Bradley, Castillo, Davies, Edu, Feilhaber, Findley, Holden, Johnson, Kljestan, Quaranta, Rogers, and Torres.
Also, there are some names that I hope will come into the fold in the next couple of years: Brek Shea, Tristan Bowen, Steven Lenhart, Chris Pontius, Dax McCarty, Eddie Gaven, Sean Franklin, Nick Rimando, Bobby Wood, and Christopher Ortega.
Ultimately I think we need to tap into some young, aggressive attacking options. We can hold our breaths and hope Davies and Altidore can build something great, but I'd love to create a new explosive attack mentality. After the match against Ghana, we simply do not have any dangerous strikers. It's a damn shame that Montero isn't American.
I would love to see other people's own thoughts and maybe some lively discussion of some of those I mentioned (Adu? Kljestan? Johnson? wtf?) I'm also pretty unfamiliar with the the current state of US youth development, so if anybody knows of any more up-and-coming talent, I'd love to hear about it.
Ignoring my fellow colonists for a moment, I'd also love to hear some fresh perspective from those finely-tuned football minds from across the pond.
Hopefully Donovan and Dempsey can stay young forever, but I think we have to start looking hard for new players to develop. I'm glad we have the youth that we do have: Adu, Altidore, Bedoya, Bradley, Castillo, Davies, Edu, Feilhaber, Findley, Holden, Johnson, Kljestan, Quaranta, Rogers, and Torres.
Also, there are some names that I hope will come into the fold in the next couple of years: Brek Shea, Tristan Bowen, Steven Lenhart, Chris Pontius, Dax McCarty, Eddie Gaven, Sean Franklin, Nick Rimando, Bobby Wood, and Christopher Ortega.
Ultimately I think we need to tap into some young, aggressive attacking options. We can hold our breaths and hope Davies and Altidore can build something great, but I'd love to create a new explosive attack mentality. After the match against Ghana, we simply do not have any dangerous strikers. It's a damn shame that Montero isn't American.
I would love to see other people's own thoughts and maybe some lively discussion of some of those I mentioned (Adu? Kljestan? Johnson? wtf?) I'm also pretty unfamiliar with the the current state of US youth development, so if anybody knows of any more up-and-coming talent, I'd love to hear about it.
Ignoring my fellow colonists for a moment, I'd also love to hear some fresh perspective from those finely-tuned football minds from across the pond.
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